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I have redhat and I'v installed (and tried to install) a lot of programs.
My problem is now; how can I easy see which programs I have? And how can I easy delete or upgrade them?
Now I always use the command line, but it's not very practical imo...
I don't believe there are any tools to determine anything added from source; not that I've found.
The only alternative is a notebook where you write down the software name and version of anything you compile and install yourself. I didn't like the idea at first (thought it was tedious), but I'm a convert now...
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